LESSO successfully held the pre-shipment inspection ceremony for the Zobe Water Supply (Phase 1B) Project in Katsina State, Nigeria on April 3, giving a fresh boost to local livelihoods and economic development. Executive Governor of Katsina State Mal. Dikko Umaru Radda made a special trip to LESSO headquarters and attended the ceremony, joining discussions on future cooperation. Li Zhe, Vice President of LESSO Group, Chen Guolong, President of LESSO R&D Centre, and other senior leaders welcomed the delegation.

The Zobe Water Project is a key livelihood initiative for Katsina State, directly affecting residents' access to safe drinking water and their quality of life. Since the project was launched, LESSO team has given it top priority, adhering strictly to international standards and project specifications. From production and manufacturing to logistics, delivery, and final inspection, the team enforced rigorous quality control and efficient execution at every stage. With its reliable water supply system, robust supply chain, and professional service support, LESSO completed the delivery efficiently, laying a solid foundation for the project's next phase. In doing so, the company is helping Nigeria improve its water supply and public well-being, living up to its philosophy of "serving local communities, empowering development."

After the ceremony, Governor Radda and his delegation toured LESSO Showroom for an immersive experience that blends technology with culture. The showroom stands out from traditional building material displays by combining artistic design with an industrial ecosystem showcase, offering a panoramic view of LESSO's 40-year history, global presence, and innovations.The delegation paid close attention throughout the presentation and were full of praise.

In the product display area, Governor Radda and his team showed strong interest in LESSO's products, such as agricultural items, new energy solutions, and sanitary ware, asking detailed questions about performance and application scenarios.

At a subsequent roundtable meeting, the two sides held in-depth discussions on deepening cooperation, complementary strengths, and coordinated development. Governor Radda expressed his great satisfaction with the visit, noting that the site tour and exchanges had given him a real sense of LESSO's strength, innovation, and social responsibility. He said the smooth delivery of the water project products had bolstered his confidence in future collaboration, and he hoped to use the event as a springboard to strengthen communication and expand cooperation into other areas for mutual benefit.

Li Zhe, Vice President of LESSO Group, and Chen Guolong, President of LESSO R&D Center, gave the delegation a warm welcome and walked them through the company's overseas strategy, industrial strengths, and openness to partnership. Li said LESSO plans to put its R&D, production, and distribution muscle behind Katsina State's development needs, exploring flexible ways to work together not just on infrastructure upgrades, but also on broader economic and social progress for the region.

As of now, LESSO already has operational production bases in Tanzania, Ethiopia, and Angola. Its Nigeria plant is scheduled to commence operations by June 2026, planning to manufacture PVC-U water and drainage pipes, PP-R/HDPE water pipes, PVC conduit pipes, and other products tailored to meet Africa's diverse infrastructure needs, from housing and municipal networks to agricultural irrigation and commercial complexes. LESSO also coordinates trade to offer its full range of products, from pipes and fittings to sanitary ware, PV modules, and waterproofing materials. With a global product offering, the company delivers an efficient service model that combines local manufacturing and global supply chain.

With years of deep roots in Africa, LESSO is no stranger to local infrastructure. Its high-quality products and tailored services have been applied in water supply, drainage, municipal, and building projects across the region. The company keeps delivering and upgrading infrastructure and powering local economic development.